Answer:
Tentative - He looks a little tentative, but oddly eager.
Demeanor - In addition to his excellent telephone demeanor, Mr. James was an asset to the office.
Resolve - We're going to resolve this peacefully.
Inevitable - We were going so fast that the collision was inevitable.
Affiliation - The group has no affiliation to any political party.
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It is going to be the first answer
There aren’t any choices shown? so i’d assume an alternative would be ‘state of mind’.
I believe it would be A because it’s the only one that actually has the Colonel voicing an opinion
When we use the indirect or reported speech to rewrite the sentence, it becomes the following:
Lhamo commanded Pema to leave her alone.
<h3 /><h3>Reported speech</h3>
We use reported speech to tell others what someone said. The verb we use indicates the type of sentence that was said by that person.
For example, "state" and "command" indicate different types of sentences. "State" is used for affirmations, whereas "command" is used for orders.
In the sentence we rewrote above, we used "command" since Lhamo was ordering the other person to leave her alone.
Learn more about reported speech here:
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